Flojet 1202.1050 04406-143A Quad II Water Pump 'Quiet Quad' - 12V DC, 3.2 GPM,Black

The pump worked great so far. It's a replacement for a similar pump in our Tiffin Allegro RV. It is used WITHOUT accumulator, because it has an internal bypass and pressure control. I can't speak to the longtime performance, but it definitely works as specified. Very easy to hook up. They provide 3/8 in barbs and 1/2 in MPT connections. And it's quiet. I definitely recommend the pump and would buy it again. As to the seller and the shipping..... I ordered this on Saturday, got it two days later on Monday, I'd call that unbelievable service and shipping. I wish all sellers were that good.

Replaced the pump I let freeze over the winter with this item, worked perfect!

I used this as a direct replacement for my Wellcraft 18' boat. I usually go to West Marine and get a similar pump for nearly double the price.The difference? This one doesn't come with a strainer or water spray nozzle. Fortunately, the strainer (fliter) I had fit directly into the pump. The correct strainer for this is 1740-012.The problem so far? It only lasts me an average of 3 years for salt water use. Maybe that's all I should expect?This pump is manufactured by ITT and is also the manufacturer of Goulds Pumps.One other tip/suggestion: The original pump was located in a difficult to access area. Almost impossible to access while boating. I moved the pump to a more accessible area. In order to do this, I had to add hose and wire but it was well worth it. I can now clear the strainer pretty easily while boating.Update: 5/30/16. I've had pump for a couple of years and it locked up. I dismantled it and found bearings on the end of the motor shaft frozen. I used WD-40 to break them loose and turn them by hand. There is a hole in the motor casing, I will now starting squirting WD-40 in it from time to time.

It takes less than 1/2 hour to replace my prior Flojet water pump with this one. They were the same models. The old one lasted about 10 years. It had trouble priming and would lose suction. It could have been a water line issue but there were no leaks and replacement with a new pump solved the problem.To replace it will require a few common tools: flashlight, electric screw driver with a medium square bit and extension, a regular screw driver, wire stripper and a bucket. You might need to remove items around the old pump to get access. I was able to sit in front of the pump in its compartment. Turn off the pump, open a faucet and disconnect its wiring. Pry up the clips on the sides of the pump and let the water drain into the bucket. Unscrew the pump brackets and remove the pump. Mark it used so that you won't accidentally reinstall it! Next, you just reverse the process. Make sure that the clips are all the way down. If you have the particulate filter on the input side of the pump head,you will need to use the screw driver to click it all the way down. I needed to remove some of the wire insulation on the new pump to get it adequately into the wire nuts. Turn the pump back on and check for leaks. There are detailed instructions in the box.You can buy replacement parts for the old pump and probably repair it assuming the motor is still working. Although there is a trouble-shooting guide in the instructions, getting the replacement parts at 1/2 the cost of a new pump might not be worth it.This Flojet water pump is high quality. I installed it about 10 years ago when the original pump started to function intermittently. When I installed pump #2, I found that #1 had a loose connection and I was suspicious that it was the cause of its intermittency. I kept #2 and installed it anyway (why take a chance?). When pump #2 recently failed and while waiting for this new one, #3, to arrive, I reinstalled #1. It was 18 years old! It actually seemed to work okay. So, these pumps tend to last a very long time. But it's always good to be prepared, so if something should happen to #3, I still have #1 as a backup.

This is a replacement pump for our boat fresh water system. Installed easily, and is quiet.

Replaced old flojet pump and works fine.

It's not totally quiet but for a water pump it's not bad at all. i could install it on a better isolation pad to keep it from making noise. This pump was a replacement for a similar pump that was 30 years old. Glad to have water in the RV again!! It gets up to pressure and automatically shuts off. The connectors are those quick slide on types and they don't leak. Plenty of adapters for installation in existing setups. Good price, nice kit and easy install.

The pump is very finicky and will fail to shut off when the faucet is closed. To stop the pump from running, I need to turn the power switch off and then back on. As the pump gets older, it happens more often. I called their support number and they told me to make sure there wasn’t any air in the lines.